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AUCTION SALES.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS / CO., Aucaoneers.

~ ALALn D. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneers.
HAS SI}S SE, RlARLoR SUITE gpaoIsrEREg n
s HAEE c RAaGks MARBLE T9P TABLES, CANE
BE HS6 ANR GkRS6CKER ~ ExpESSItofNN HA
s1a NsNSp tAnIEs TkITINSa DE T[
NEATLY NEW, REMOVED TO SALESROOMS
FOR CONVENIENCE OF SALE,
CoNSIGNMEMT OF WALL PAPER TO BE SOLD
IN LOTS TO SUIT PURCHASERS
On TOMORROW, APRIL THIKTiETH AT TEN
O'CLOCK A. NJ We will sell in front Of our salesroom
Terms cash
1. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & co. Aucts
pAWNBROKERs sALE-WE WILL SELL AT
4 pubic auction, at 1882 Pennsylvania avenue, all
pledges s6 forfeited by from No 1900
and ddGGEsPA{,1 MAY iHfRD, iss4, at SEVEN
WWGaDCk P NJ, consisting q Gold and silver
Rings and Esr-r1nss Bracelets Rifles
Vsss i1s s, oi0Sks 9pera-gssyes type
ana Gents Wearing Apparel Parties holding tickets
SINGER AuctiOneer. ap29.3t
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HUFTY DYER.
N Real Estate Brokers' 1901 st. n

III Real Estate Brokers. 1901 st. n. W.
VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT ON EAST
CAPITOL ST. BETWEEN Sd AND 4TH n f.
On TUESDAY, AFTERNOON, MAY THIRD, at FIVE
O'CLOCK, we will sell in front of the premises the
desirable building lot known az part of original lots
numbered and 3 in square 7S6. BEGINNING .; point
East Capitol street ninety -four (9 feet west from
the southeast corner ci said square. and running
thence south ITO feet to the line of East Capitol st
thence east along said street twenty t2O) feet to the
point of beginn ng.
Terms: One-haH cash. balance in one and two
years with interest at six cent payable
ally and secured by deed OF trust ground sold
deposit Of 800 win be required when property is
otherwise property will be resod ut risk and cost Of
faulting purchaser after Ave days public notice Of
ington. DC.
Ashfords title.
ap2l-d WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Aucts
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
A CROWD, BUT NO GAME.
The Rain POstpones the Opening
League Contest I'm This City.

SEVERAL THOUSAND PEOPLE DISAPPOINTED
GAMES IN NEW YORK AND INDIANAPoLIs-OTHER
CONTESTS YESTERDAY.
Had the weather remained pleasant yesterday
The largest crowd that has ever assembled at Cap
leoi fark would have been on hand to witness the
opening championship game between Washing
ton and Boston. Notwithstanding the fact that
t began raining early in the afternoon, and the
chances for game gradually waned, nearly 1000
enthusiastic people gathered in the park In hopes
mat the clouds would break away. Manager
carney stood at the main entrance, and as each
person passed through the turnstile, handed
MIN rain check, giving admission to-day,
IN case 1t should be necessary to post
for calling play arrived the rain came down
IN torrents, flooding the field and spectators. and
Would was snas
eMpnatlcally expressing their disappointment
that the opening game had to be postponed. The
They were all on hand and anxious to have the ice
broken by the first game. The same teams AZ
ranged lot yesterday will play to-day, Whitney
kadoourne and Daily for the visitors Only two
League championship games were played yester-
Nsw
phias, at New York, by q score OF to 8, and
The Detroits defeated the Indianapolis, at Indian
apol1S by the same score.
The game between Chicago and Pfttsburg was
postponed. The New Yorks won their victory by
chance misplay on the part Of their competitors,
who lost with credit. The Philadelphias scored
In the first, sixth and seventh inningx The Giants
had made but one run up to the seventh inning.
Richardson the first man at the bat struck to
F0garty at third, which was as good as three
Dagger, for Fogarty threw it into the grand stand
instead OF the baseman's hands. This unfortun-
ately was the death-knell OF the Philadephas, for
mad Richardson been retired no runs would
then have been scored, for the next two men were
put out before reaching first base Mccarthy cap
tured keefeS fly, but 1t let in Richardson. Tier
nan went out on strikes. Ewing took first on
DallS and Ward let him in with three-bagger to
the right, hit which Conner almost duplicated,
bringing In Ward and getting two bags for him
The Phill1eS tied the game in their half OF the
seventh, but the Giants scored again in the eighth
and won the game. The New YOrkS were credited
with eleven hits, five OF them being bases on balls,
and the PhillieS with seven, two being bases on
balls
THE INDIANAPOLIS GAME.
About 4, 500 people saw the Detroits vanquish
the Indianapolis team at Indianapolis. During
the whole OF the afternoon the wind was so strong
as to carry batted ball from forty to fifty feet
OF its natural line, and this in measure accounts
for the low score Many high hits directly against
the wind, Which would otherwise have yielded two
or three bases, barely went past the inhed.
Other games yesterday resulted as follows: At
st. Louis-St Louis, ID; Cleveland, IL At Louis
ville-Louisvilie, II; Cincinnati, 8.
TAI uuEr M uupu.r VINES xUnnH~S
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Auctionee1s.
1W az 0R RRIGK FROM

TWO.STORY BRICK DWETLING.HOUSE 'FRONT.'
ING ON WYLIE STREET, BETWEEN 81 AND l.
TTWpE7hFTH Isr AMP III. T3HlkTEENTH STREETS
pS On M NON PAY, NAY SECOND, at HALF-PAsT
the premises, Lot No. 81 of the Washington Brick
Machine Companys subdivision Of all Of square 1908
having fifteen feet front by fifty feet deep to alley
water and gas.
Terms: One-half cash. balance in six and twelve
MONTHS for notes bearing interest from day of sale
anu secured Oy deed OF trust property sold One
hundred dollars down day of sale All CONVEYANCE
Ing, &C.. at cost Of purchaser
ap2S-4t WALTER b, WILLIAMS A. CO. Aucts
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The Bonanza FIND. On MEXICO.

NosaLEs, ARIz-, April 2e.-some prospectors tuss
In from near Bacuachua, nifty miles southeast OF
this place, report the discovery OF fabulously rich
god placer diggings there. II thought that
tne Jesuit priests There Is much excitement over
me discovery, and there VIII be a general rush 10
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN
REAL ESTATE,

By virtue Of certain deed of trust bearing date -
the eth day of November 1875, and recorded in ss3
Liber 13, folio 1863 of the land records the Dis A
trict Of Columbia, the undersigned, viii sell at pub-
nc auction in front Of the premises on FRIDAY the
O'CLOCK p NJ. the following described real estate
situate in the County Of Washington. District Of
subdivision Of lots 13l, 1872 and 1885, in Wright and
Doles subdivision Of Mount Pleasant and Pleasant
County Said Johnsons subdiyisi9n Of said lots Is
improvements thereon, consisting Of small Frame
House.
Terms: One third Of the purchase money In cash.
and the balance in two equal instAllmens six and
twelve months. with interest at per cent per annum
said premises or al cash at the option Of purchaser
500 VIII be required as soon as property Is bid off, All
conveyanc1ng and recording at purchasers cost II
terms not complied with in seven days the prop
ing purchaser.
ap26-dAds THOMAS j. BROWN, Trustee.
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EDysoNs FRIENDS GOT A DUcKnG.-Thomas A
Edison and party OF eight friends had q narrow
escape from drowning "Wednesday morning az
Kissimmee Springs Florida. While all were
standing on wharf running out into the lake the
structure gave way, precipitating all but two C
the party into the water feet deep. Mr.. Edisoa
and Mrs. Giltland, OF Adrian, Mich, were tho
considerable d1fnculty. They would have been
drowned but tor the fact that quite Q number a
people were at baud
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The Irish Crimes Bill.
Mr.. REIDS MOTION REJECTED-JOHE BRIGHT JUeTIPTFs
TERGIYERSA TION.

HIS TEhGlN EhSAIlON.
In the house OF commons last night the motion
offered on the 26th inst, by Mr.. Robt T. Reid, lib
eral member for Dumfries, that the house decline
to proceed with any measure directed against ten.
ants combining for relief until q full measure for
their relief from excessive rents was presented in
parliament, was rejected by vote OF 341 to 24O.
motion that the house go into committee on the
crimes bill was then adopted.
In the debate before the vote Thomas Power
OConnor accused Mr.. Balfour, the chief secretary
LOT ireland, OF gross ignorance respecting the state
dealt with crime in England on the bases on which
ministers favOring coercion dealt with crime I'm
Ireland, he could show state OF things that was
MI. Morley said that the effect of the bill would
be, not to prevent the withdrawal OF capital from
Ireland, but TO drive out the labor that supported
Mr. John Bright has written letter, In which
IL pssF
parliament, except under strong sense OF neces.
S1ty. Such measures bring the government much
with other measures with which the ministers ars
anxious to proceed. In l6Sl-82 consented 70
measures Of repression for the sake Of law and
order. ! was then member OF the government
What thought needful then think needful now.
and viii not condemn the present btu because IL
is introduced by conservatives"
ARSENIC IN THE BREAD.-The family OF John
Bragg, a farmer living on Hatcher's Run, D!nwid-
cOlored servant girl with arsenic out in bresd She
baked that day. She had been detected stealing,
and was threatened with punishment. She con.
feSSed, and said She wanted to Kill the whole fam
lily. The family had a narrow escape from death.
FAyoRING UNRESTRICTED TRADE WITH CANADA
The Board OF Trade In Duluth, MIMI, yesterday
adopted memorial to President Cleveland, call
ing his attention TO the large trade between Du-
luth and the Canadian ports He Is urged not 70
restrict the freedom OF trade between the north
western States and Canada The object is TO ex-
empt this section from the operations OF any re
taliat0ry measures. Other cities in the Northwest
VIII take similar action. The farmersf convention
at Toledo, Ohio. adopted resolutions favoring un-
restricted trade with Canada
DE-. ACGLYEN WILL Nor Go 10 ROAR-The vati-
can is again informed by the Rev. DR.. McGlynn, OF
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EXECUTOR'S SALE OF DESIRABLE BRICK
II DWELLING ON FIRST STREET, BETWEEN G
AND ID SWEETS SUUTHEASC

EANAECUIOh'S SALE OF DESIRABLE BRICK
IL DWELLING ON FIRST STREET, BETWEEN C.
AND SHEETS SOUTHEAST.
By virtue of poupr contained in the last will -
and testament of A. Campbell late Of Wash fa2
1Bgton DC, deceased the subscriber. executor Iii
will sell At public auction front Of the premises ON
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MAY FIFTH, at FIVE
Frederisk Mays subdivision Of square 692, being
10 feet LIST street ami running back SO feet to an
alley, the improvements being . three-story Brick
dwelling in excellent order
Terms One-th cash: balance in one and two
the purchaser giving his notes bearing interest
from day of sale. deposit of 5000 will be required
when property Is sold. Conysyapcine and recording
complied with within seven days the executor re-
the right Of resale the risk and cost Of the
defaulting purchaser
CHARLES ". HOFFMAN, Executor.
WEEKS l. CO., Aucts. an.SR Al:
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

DESIRABLE IMPROVED LOT ON NORTHWEST
CORNER OF CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL
AND MARkET STREET, GEORGETOWN, d. C.
AT AUCTION. -
On MONDAY. SECOND MAY. 1887, at FIVE
O'CLOCK NJ. In front Of the premises, will So
sell part OF Lot 81. IN Old Georgetown frontiug 81
% feat on the west side Of Market street deptn OF
houses, now under rent.
Terms cash A deposit of s1OO will be required At
time Of SALE Recording and conveyancfng at cost of
purchaser. W. RILEY DEEBLE
Real Estate Broker, 1919 st, NV
ap26-d&ds THOS BOWLING, Auctioneer
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Dr.. MCGLYNH WILL Nor Go 10 RoAR.-The vati-
can Is again informed by the Rev. DR.. McGlynn, OF
New York, OF his refusal to come 70 Rome IN ODE
dence 70 the summons OF the Propaganda
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TINHOMAS Z wAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELLING AND
STORE, No. 3l4 STREET NORTHWEST.
b virtue Of deed q trust duly recorded in
Liber No. 906. folio 3>6, ct SEQ, of the laud<3E
records of the District Of Columbus and by request
of party thereby secured will sell pubic xuctiou
NEXT, at QpARTER-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ
Lot IL in Webb and Bradieys recorded OF
square o2S. with the improvements.
Terms; onesthird cash. BALANCE in three equal in:
purchaser secured by deed Of on property sold
and bearing interest from day Of sale WIN be taken
Deposit Of 800 win be required at time of sale aud
terms must be complied with in 10 days from sale or
property will be reold at risk and Of defautinK
purchaser. THOS E. WAGGAMANl ,,.
JOHN W.. PILLINd, tsossees.
TH0S z. WAGGAMAN. Auct, ep2:,-dkds
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

VALUABLE UNIMPROvED PROPERTY ON THE
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF CONGRESS AND
GAY STREETS, WEST WASHINGTON.
On DAY. MAY THIRD. at FIVE yaS.
O'CLOCK r. NJ, shall offer tor SALE in front of ~
the premises, part OF Lot >, in Block 80 fronting -.
sixty feet on Gay street
Terms day of sale
ap2S-diSds THOS. Z. WAGGAMAN Auct
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

FINE BUILDING LOTS, CORNER OF FIRST AND
PIERCE STREETS NORIHMEST, CONTAINING
ABOUT 10000 SQUARE FEET OF GROUND,
WHICH CAN READILY BE SUBDIVIDED.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. MAY SECOND, sxass
at FlN r. O'CLOCK, We Will sell, in front of the S5$
premises, -.
Lots A to Ga inclusive. in square go.
Zach OF these lots fronts 10 feet inches and front
lst street west and Pierce street Tor building purposes
No better neighDorhood for renting medium houses.
Water, sewerage. &c and being near street cars,
churches, &c chance to private purchaser or for
Investment
Terms One third cash: balance in equal instruments
at one and two notes to bear cent
payable semi-annualy to be secured by deed trust
or all cash a: option of purchaser. deposit of $50
Will be required each lot at time OF sale Convey
ancIng &c, at purchasers cost. Terms be complied
with In ten days, otherwise right reserved resell
risk and cost OF defauting purchaser after five days
public notice of resale in some newspaper prb-
llsheCi in Washington, D. c.. APPS ads
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sands Again In yail.


OF THE STATE LINE.
Nathanial Sands, who drove on Tuesday after.
noon from Bridgeport, Conn, JAIN, got as Tar a.
Mill Plain, six miles from the New York State
line. Had he crossed he could not have been ar.
rested. About IL O'Clock at night, however, when
his horses were going at spanking gait 20
make the State line ahead OF the officers, the
driver was ordered TO halt by Deputy Sheriff Du-
rant. OF Brewster'a he had been wired 70 by
Jailof Wells and had driven out TO meet the
Durant explained that should Sands succeed In
escaping Jaflor Wells and Sheriff SwarZ would be
held responsible by Prot. Townsend, counsel for
New York city, and subject to a nne OF 10000
damages. Duraht said he had no power 70 stop
or hold Sands, but asked him 70 go back on
webs account. Sands said: IAN right, viii NOS
get those good fellows ia trouble" and ordered his
driver TO turn back The team reached the Jail az
wednesday morning. After sands had finished
hfs breakfast Sheriff Swartz called and served the
wit. Mr.. Sands although over sixty years OF age.
says he enjoyed his nocturnal drive exceedingly.
IL was quite refreshing after his two years con,
nnement In the Bridgeport jail
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TELEGRAMS TO THE star.


NASHVILLE, TENN. April 2a.-A j. Carter, an
onlcer OF Clay County, was shot and killed at Gen.
terville Thursday by A II. ClementA after quar-
rel about an Old lawsuit. Carter, who was armed
with douhle-barreled shotgun, advanced upon
Clements who drew a revolver and nred- The
bullet passed through the heart OF Garter. whofel
Carter was prominent man, and Clements Is .
citizen OF high standing
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B. PRATT Z. SONS
"A. INSURANCE ANb REAL. ESTATE AGENTS

sSEHE4 FL ~
81 fs9HS Hhk ph HaERE sf SSuh
BEE R9F FI 2F H9T PXH SWAN
dSi THE SIf4 OF wAsHISdToS. fDfsFR1df' Of
proved business site in the city, fronting 100
on 9th street ; west and 100 feet street north
Sf wi ssa ..s
the premises. the above mentioned property.
and per ean in
senlannnaly and to be secured by deed of trust on
1t 9Rse Of e 70
complied With in 30 days otherwise right reserved to
dys public notice Of such resale some newspsper
published in Washington, D. c. Convsyancing, &C.,
DuNcASsoS 81, Ps sos \ A ~.
- THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, ON &C
Fl aSs5ei' 1s ES ss
"a THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST
Of fs1 fSn 6 Sn R It Ha
time it will positively be sold, without regard
Office OF the sssd
T'HoMAs E. wAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer.
SdANCEN1 SALE Or VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
ON STREET, NEAR ST ALOYSIUS CHURCH,
BETWEEN FIRST STREET AND NORTH CAP
ITOL STREET NORTHWEST, AND ALSO ON
Maryland AVENUE, RETWEEN FOUR-AND-
AHALF AND SIXTH STREETS SOUTHWEST.
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of the -
District of Columbia, passed in Equity Cause No E
$40, will sell at public auction, in front of each
OF the premises the described Real Estate
to wit:
On WEDNESDAY, the ELEVENTH DAY OF MAY.
1887, at FIVE O'CLOCK P NJ, Lots Nos l34 and a.
In shepherds subdivision OF square No 6:, situated
on street north between LIST and North Capitol
northwest
On the SAME DAY. at QuARTER-PAsT SIX
O'CLOCK Pm will sell the east half of ct numbered
seven y III reservation d, situated Maryland ave-
by a dwelling house and u stable
Terms of sale One third caah and the balance to he
PAD IN SIX twelve and eighteen months with interest
from day OF SALE and the payment thereof secured
by the notes of the purchaser purcha-
sers or all the purchase money be paid cash on dsy
OF SALE or on ratification thereof by the court lien
Is on sold for the purchase money
and interest No deed given until purchase money and
interest shall be paid deposit OF 500 each piece
OF PROPERTY will be required when knocked down. All
conveyanc1ng at purchasers cost If terms sale be
not compiled with within ten days after sale the prop
erty Will be resod at risk and cost Of defauting pur
CHASER. 5. s. HENKLE, Trustee,
Once 400 Louisiana avenue.
2peSS-dGd3 THOS. h. WACGAMAN. Auct
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THE EVENING STAR.
PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS.
Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and 1lth st. BY
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
S. H. KAUFMAN, prest

TnE EVENING STAR ia served to subscribers In the
city by carriers, on their own account 10 cents per
weeE or 43c per mouth. Copies at the counter 2
cents each by maIl-postaxe prepaId-50 cents .
month --oCe year. So. six months 80
lkntsret at the Post Office at Washington. D. c.. a.
second class mail matter
HE WEEKLY STAR-published on Friday-S1 q
year postage PREPAID Six months so cents.
10 All mail subscriptions must be paid in advance:
DO paper sent longer than is paid for.
Rates Of advertising made known on appiicatou
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WASHINGTON, d. C.
AUCTION SALES.
TO.MORROW.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

T'HOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
CONTRACTORS TOOLS. &c. AT AUCTION.
Embracing, amongst other things. Forgss, Wheel:
Bars. Large Anvil and Vice, Blocks and Rope, sc.
On SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL THfRTIETH.
1887, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK at my auctiod
belonging TO the estate of W. Evans) all OF which
are new and LII first-class condition. ap2S-2t
9 BENSINGER, Auetioneer
SPECIAL SALE
VIII be sold at the bazaar, $40 Louisiana ave; on
SATURDAY, APRIL THIRTIETH. at TWELVE
NJ, a large consignment of new and secondhand
Carriages, Bugg1es, Phaetons, Wagons, Sc., con-
slsting of two new Jump Seat Carriages, three
Extensions top Surrey. one second hand do, one
Dayton. one second hand do. doctors
fine Phaeton, one Phaeton six Top Buggies,
good makes; several second hand Buggies, new and
second hand Express, Delivery and other WAGONS
Carts, &c. s. BENSINGER-
ap2G 1t Auctioneer.
FT'HoMAs DOWNING, Auctloneer.
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AND EFFECTS, AT MY AUCTION ROOMS. SAT-
UETp SN AHRiL THlhTIEIH. 1887, commencing
Five Panofortes, several of them good Instruments
Parlor. Chamber and Dining Furniture OF
every description: Antique Mahogany Secretary,
New Velvet and Body Brussels Carpets (nade upl
Second hand Carpets, Hair Mattresses Cooking and
Heating Stoves, &c.
Several Pieces of Antique Gold Jewelry
ALSO,
Two Crates of English Stone China
Also AT TWELVE O'CLOCK
Horses, Carriages Dog Carts, Phaetons. Buggies
Wagons, &C. ap2S-2t
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS l. CO., Auctoneers
| TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN
| REAL ESTATE.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN
REAL ESTATE.
By virtue of certain deed of trust, bearing date
the 9TH day of April, 1876, and recorded in
IA folio 800, of the land records of the District Ii
AUCTION. in from, Of the premises on FRIDAY, the
SIKH day of MAY, 1887, at FIVE O'CLOCK T. NJ
the following described real estate situate in the
county Of Washington and District Of Columbia to
wit All Of the southeast quarter Of lot numbered
ffty-two (12J OF Wright and Cox's subdivision of
Pleasant PLAINS, recorded in the records sur
yeyor OF the District OF Columbia, said Wright and
Cox's subdivision being a suburb on the north of
Washington city and west of tn street extended with
the improvements thereon, consisting of small frame
house.
Terms: One-third Of the purchase money in cash.
and the balance IL two equal installments at six and
twelve mouths with interest at per cent per annun
able secured by deed of said
grenlses or all cash at the option of purchaser Fifty
dollars Will he required property Is bid off
AL conveyaucig and recording ut purchasers cost II
terms not onplied with in seven days the prop
ery will be resod at the risk and cost of the defautin9
purchaser.
Sp26-l0t THOMAS J. BROWN Trustee
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SPECIAL REpUcr1oss.

- A L HI Z 7 ONS.
sEATON PERRY
tSuccessor to PERRY & BRorHYR,
$500 PARIS COMBINATION SUITS REDUCED
5000 PiSis COMBINATION SUITS REDUCED
$500 fHRfs' COMBINATION SUITS REDUCED
$1,000 ASD sis 90 PARIS COMBINATION SUITS
REDUCED TO $1,000.
as 90 PARIS COMBINATION SUITS REDUCED
e2.e. aLL&ooL" IMPORTED CHAIL1s RE-
SPECIAL sL sa ~ IN INDIA SILKS. AT 7sc.,
EXECUTIVE DESIGNS" IN INDIA SILKS OF MY
ONN IMPORTATION, AT D. .2:, 81 so AND ID
CONFINED STYLES" IN FINEST FRENCH SA-
TEENS AND ANDEkSON'S SCOTCH ZEPHYKS
NOVELTIES IN HAND-PRINTED FkENCH sA-
NOVELTIES ii EMBROIDERED BArIsTE AND
G.NGHAM ROBES.
IMMEN Z STOCK OF PLAIN, PLAID AND
STRIPED ALL-NOOL FRENCH DRESS FAB
RICs AT "LOWEST PRICES"
NOVELIIEs IN ANDEksoN's TENNIS COSTUME
NEW ESGLIsH sUITINGs AND FRENCH HABIT
NEW iMPoRrED JERSEYS AND JACKETS.
EEW EMBROIDERED BLACK CASHMERE FICHUS.
THE --LATEST STYLES" IN PAkASOLS. UMBREI-
LAS And CARRIAGE SHADES.
WEIGHT NERINO CNDERwEAR, IN ALL
STILES AND SIZES.
NOVELTIES IN HOSIERY, HANDKERCHIEFS AND
- fLAiS FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICEA
skATON PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING.
Fennsylvanla ave-. cor. 9th 81
Established lS4n ap23
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nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES nS d@ SALE Of FIVE FINE BgIL9IM9 LOTS

1Wgn1 TUESDAY Z, AFTERNOON, MAY THIRD, aAH
1881, at FIVE O'CLOCK. we viii sen, IN front ~
OF the premises, ~
Lots As. 49, Al, 4S and 49, in Square OF.
This property il near East Capitol street and Massa-
chusettS avenue.
terms; cash: balance IN one and two years
ally to be secured by deed Of trust On property OF Ill
essh ~ oPu9n OF purchaser deposit Of S100
cnSsers cost terms to be complied with In ten days.
WISE trustees reserve the right TO resell % fsk
tngton. D. G.
WATSON BOYLE r,,....
ap|2-d&dS JAMES r. DUHAMEI.S Ah"s'So"'